PICKERINGTON, Ohio -- Want to see
the hot trends in motorcycling for 2013 or find out what new models rev you up?
What about gear tech and innovative add-ons that you -- and your bike -- can't
ride without?

You'll find it all at the Progressive International Motorcycle Shows, where AMA
members can save 25 percent on advanced adult one-day general admission
tickets.

"We all love to ride, but the next-best thing just might be dreaming about
riding, and there's no better place to do that than surrounded by hundreds of
the world's coolest motorcycles at the Progressive International Motorcycle
Shows," said AMA Director of Marketing and Communications Grant Parsons.
"Even better, AMA members can get a special discount on tickets purchased
online, one of the many AMA discounts that help our members save money."

This weekend's show in Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 25-27, is followed by Novi, Mich.,
on Feb. 1-3, Chicago on Feb. 8-10, Indianapolis on Feb. 15-17 before the tour
wraps up in Charlotte, N.C., on Feb. 22-24.

New motorcycles and ATVs take center stage at the shows. With hundreds of the
latest streetbikes, dirtbikes, cruisers, scooters and ATVs for both new and
experienced riders, the world's largest traveling powersports event gives
enthusiasts of all ages the opportunity to check out the latest gear and
aftermarket accessories.

"There is something for everyone at The Progressive International
Motorcycle Shows," said Brand Director Tigra Tsujikawa. "The Tour
offers consumers a chance to check out new models from more than a dozen
manufacturers and aftermarket parts and accessories. Additionally, attendees
can check out the Podium -- an interactive rider's forum with industry experts,
the J&P Custom Bike Show, the Pit Stop Challenge, the MotoGP Experience,
the Marketplace for vendors, plus vintage club booths, the XDL Street Jam stunt
riders, the Ducati Fashion Show and much more."

Tsujikawa added: "I invite all AMA members to take advantage of this
discount and come out and experience the most exciting two-wheeled event in the
nation."